High Dependency Unit
Expert Care for Critical Recovery and Monitoring
At Novocare International Hospital, our High Dependency Unit (HDU) provides specialized care for patients who need close monitoring but do not require intensive life-support. Equipped with advanced technology and a team of highly skilled healthcare professionals, the HDU is designed to offer focused care for patients recovering from surgeries, accidents, or serious illnesses.
Our HDU ensures that each patient receives the attention they need during their critical recovery phase, providing a bridge between the Intensive Care Unit (ICU) and general care.
What Does the High Dependency Unit Offer?
The High Dependency Unit (HDU) at Novocare International Hospital offers:
Continuous monitoring of vital signs
Post-surgical recovery and stabilization
Care for patients with moderate to severe illness
Specialized support for respiratory, cardiovascular, and neurological conditions
24/7 supervision and immediate intervention when necessary
A multidisciplinary care approach for optimal recovery
We focus on providing targeted and expert care during critical recovery, ensuring a smooth transition to regular care.
How Long Do Patients Stay in the HDU?
The length of stay in the HDU depends on the patient’s condition and recovery progress.
Short-term stays: Most patients remain in the HDU for a few days following surgery or critical illness.
Ongoing care: Some patients with more complex needs may require longer stays for continuous monitoring and support.
Once stabilized, patients are transferred to a regular ward or step-down unit for further recovery.
Why Choose Our High Dependency Unit?
At Novocare International Hospital’s HDU, you can expect:
Personalized care with round-the-clock monitoring
A team of highly trained doctors, nurses, and specialists
Advanced medical equipment for accurate monitoring
A focus on patient comfort and recovery
A smooth transition to less intensive care as recovery progresses
Our HDU ensures that patients receive comprehensive support at a critical stage of their recovery.
Focused Care for Critical Recovery
HDU FAQs
What is the difference between HDU and ICU?
The HDU provides care for patients who require intensive monitoring but not life-support, whereas the ICU is for patients with life-threatening conditions needing advanced medical interventions.
What types of patients are admitted to the HDU?
Patients recovering from major surgeries, severe illnesses, or accidents who need constant monitoring but do not require intensive care are typically admitted to the HDU.
How long will I stay in the HDU?
The length of stay in the HDU depends on the severity of your condition and your progress. Most patients stay a few days, but it varies based on individual recovery.
Will family members be allowed to visit?
Yes, family members are encouraged to visit, though visiting hours may be limited to ensure a quiet environment for recovery.
Can I transition from the HDU to a regular ward?
Yes, once your condition stabilizes, you will be transferred to a regular ward or step-down unit for continued recovery.